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MLM-3XMP Manual Zoom Lens

Manual zoom lens with low distortion and flexible adjustments for machine vision.

MLM-3XMP Manual Zoom Lens

C/CS Mount lens
MLM-3XMP Manual Zoom Lens

4.5 · 4.5 · 22

Aperture
4.5
Aperture Range Lower
4.5
Aperture Range Upper
22
Backfocal
20.4 mm

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Product Overview

Standard Lens by CBC, Macro Zoom, C Mount, 1 MP: A macro zoom lens with a maximum resolution of 1 Megapixel. Aperture range is from F4.5 to F22, suitable for up to 2/3 inch image circle with a diameter of 11mm. BFL is 20.4mm and MOD is 90mm. It has an M34x0.5 thread.

The MLM-3XMP manual zoom lens by Computar allows for manual adjustment of magnification, iris, and focus, supporting up to 1 MP resolution. Designed for high-contrast imaging, it maintains a sharp picture across the entire frame with low distortion. The lens features a variable aperture range of F4.5 to F22 and supports up to 2/3-inch sensors, making it suitable for industrial and scientific applications requiring flexible focal settings.

Its durable construction and versatile adjustment capabilities make it ideal for machine vision and automated inspection where precise image quality is essential.

Product Specifications

ApertureAperture
4.5
Aperture Range LowerAperture Range Lower
4.5
Aperture Range UpperAperture Range Upper
22
Backfocal [mm]Backfocal [mm]
20.4
Filter ThreadFilter Thread
M34x0.5
Focus Type
Zoom
Image Circle [mm]Image Circle [mm]
11
Lens TypeLens Type
Macro
MountMount
C
Product TypeProduct Type
Standard Lens
Resolution [MP]Resolution [MP]
1
Sensor SizeSensor Size
2/3 inch

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